Fundación del Valle

Education and development

Fundación del Valle is a nonprofit that supports education and development projects designed to create opportunities in vulnerable communities. Its work is organized around six areas: business training, food security and health, quality education, youth participation and leadership, technical training, and volunteering.

Where it works

The foundation carries out projects in Spain and in countries across Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Its website lists Guatemala, Colombia, El Salvador, Ecuador, Kenya, India, and Venezuela, as well as Spain and other parts of Europe.

Programs and projects

• Business training: Projects such as an innovation lab for business schools and microenterprises, focused on inclusive economic recovery.
• Food security and health: Initiatives include Smartika Mimi, a hygiene and nutrition course for primary-school children and their families in rural schools; STOP DENGUE, a community-health project in Génova, Quetzaltenango; and Utzwachiil alaxik, a maternal and child health and nutrition project in Suchitepéquez, Guatemala.
• Quality education: Inclusive, accessible, and equitable education for young women in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
• Youth participation and leadership: Programs such as Proyéctate in Europe and Preparar el futuro in Yaoundé, Cameroon.
• Technical training: Training for women and young people, including the Kamalini Vocational Training Center in India and an inclusive-economy project for women in Esmeraldas, Ecuador.
• Volunteering: Programs such as Ningún Mayor Solo in Spain and Ayudando a Europa.

Emergency response

The foundation also channels assistance during emergencies, including the earthquake in Venezuela and the DANA emergency in Spain, for which it has solicited donations.

Contact

Phones: 91 357 95 14 and 436 41007. Email: fundaciondelvalle@fundaciondelvalle.org. The foundation is on Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and YouTube.